Gasteria nitida var. nitida
Scientific Name: Gasteria nitida var. nitida (Salm-Dyck) Haw.
Synonym: Aloe decipiens, Aloe nitida var. obtusa , Aloe nitida, Aloe nitida var. parvipunctata , Aloe nitida var. grandipunctata , Aloe nitida var. major , Aloe nitida var. minor , Aloe nitida, Aloe trigona var. obtusa , Gasteria beckeri, Gasteria decipiens, Gasteria nitida var. grandipunctata , Gasteria nitida var. parvipunctata , Gasteria obtusa, Gasteria stayneri, Haworthia nigricans
Family: Asphodelaceae
A mature Gasteria nitida
Recommended Temperature Zone:
USDA: 9b-10
Sun Exposure: Light shade
Origin: South Africa, southeastern Cape coastal regions
Growth Habits: Distichous up to 10 inches in diameter (25 cm)
Watering Needs: Regular water in summer
Propagation: Offsets, leaf cuttings, seeds
Juvenile Gasteria nitida
Mature and juvenile Gasteria excelsa differ quite markedly. The second picture shows juvenile leaves.
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